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US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said keeping COVID-19 in check is a key step to economic recovery

Federal Reserve Warns Of ‘Considerable Risks’ To Economic Outlook, Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged

The Fed decided to keep the federal funds rate unchanged. It's currently zero to 0.25%.

US Warns Of 'Consequences' If Brazil Picks Huawei 5G

The United States has been actively lobbying countries worldwide to boycott Huawei

US warns of 'consequences' if Brazil picks Huawei 5G

Rudy Gobert Criticizes Coverage Of COVID-19 Diagnoses As NBA Restarts

The NBA shut down on March 11, 2020 after Utah Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for the novel coronavirus

Rudy Gobert doesn't appreciate the way the media framed his COVID-19 diagnoses and the NBA's subsequent suspension.

Holocaust Survivors Ask Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg To Remove Denial Posts, Groups

The new effort will utilize the social media platform to convey their message.

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The presence of federal agents in Portland has been roundly criticized by local officials, but President Donald Trump has vehemently defended their deployment

Portland Update: Oregon Governor Announces Withdrawal Of Federal Agents From City

The federal government and Oregon have come to an agreement about federal agents leaving Portland.

The UN Human Rights Committee said that "worldwide protests in support of Black Lives Matter," such as this one in Graham, North Carolina on July 11, 2020, have underscored the importance of the right to peaceful assembly

Peaceful Protests A 'Fundamental Human Right': UN Watchdog

Peaceful protests a 'fundamental human right': UN watchdog

Police officers escort US ex-marine Trevor Reed, charged with attacking police, into a courtroom prior to a hearing in Moscow on March 11, 2020

Russian Prosecutors Demand Nearly 10 Years' Jail For US Ex-marine

Russian prosecutors demand nearly 10 years' jail for US ex-marine

A Taliban delegation (pictured) met with a group of powerful Afghans including political figures in Doha in 2019 amid separate talks with the US seeking to end the long-running conflict

Taliban, Afghan Government Agree To Cease-Fire To Observe Muslim Festival

Afghan President Ashraf Ghani said the cease-fire, only the third since 2001, would precede the start of long-delayed peace talks between his government and the Taliban.

Hawaii holds off tourism reopening until September

US Travel Restrictions Begin To Thaw As Japan Declares Hawaii A Safe Destination

Hawaii has recorded only around 1,700 cases of coronavirus and 26 deaths, the second lowest number of cases among U.S. states.

coronavirus infected more than 9,000 health care workers in the U.S.

US COVID-19 Death Toll Tops 150,000 As Virus Cases Continue To Grow

The U.S. has reported more coronavirus deaths than Brazil and India, the next two countries with the highest totals, combined.

Facing criticism over its ties to China, TikTok pledged a new level of transparency over its algorithms and content policies

TikTok Faces US National Security Review

TikTok faces US national security review

A demonstrator holds up a poster with a rendition of George Floyd on May 30 in Denver

George Floyd Hologram Unveiled In Richmond, Tour Mirroring 1961 Freedom Rides To Follow

The project was the newest effort from the George Floyd Hologram Memorial Project.

Mothers form a human chain during a protest in front of the Multnomah County Justice Center in Portland, Oregon, on July 23, 2020.

Portland Update: Trump Administration In Talks With Oregon Over The Removal Of Federal Agents

The Oregon state government is in early talks with the White House and no deal has been made.

GM described its second-quarter results as "solid" but said some of its austerity measures, including worker furloughs, would become permanent

GM Posts $800 Million Loss In Second Quarter, But North American Unit Remained Resilient

Sales of GM's new vehicles plunged 34.6% in the U.S. in the quarter

Minnesota GOP Official Resigns After Controversial Face Mask Comparison Post

The state's party chairwoman described the official as "lower-ranking" and had the Facebook post deleted.

A man holds a picture of George Floyd during a Black Lives Matter protest in New York City

Almost Two-Thirds Of Americans Support Black Lives Matter Protest In New Gallup Poll

The poll results stand in opposition to the Trump administration, which has repeatedly tried to vilify the protests as violent anarchists before the deployment of federal agents to Portland, Oregon.

U.S. troops take a break from a training exercise in Europe

Pentagon Plans To Pull Nearly 12,000 Troops From Germany, Costing Billions

President Trump long has complained Germany does not contribute enough of its gross domestic product to the NATO budget.

An Emirates aircraft begins disembarking passengers at the Iranian capital airport

Will Global Travel Return To Pre-Pandemic Levels? Forecast Predicts A Return In 2024

Air travel recovery will be seen first in short-haul travel but global passenger numbers are expected to decline by 55% compared to 2019, a forecast from International Air Transport Association said.

US To Move 11,900 Troops Out From Germany: Pentagon

US to move 11,900 troops out from Germany: Pentagon

President Donald Trump Calls Joe Biden A 'Trojan Horse' For 'Radical Left Agenda'

Trump shared his thoughts about the presumptive Democratic nominee on Wednesday morning.

COVID-19 Deaths On The Rise As US Readies To Hit 150,000 Mark

California, Texas, and Florida report record numbers of coronavirus deaths, and Arkansas, Mississippi, and South Carolina reported record-high average daily new deaths on Tuesday.